The Bugenhagen Option
Yet Another Option from a Forgotten Reformer Editor’s note: this paper was presented at the Pacific Northwest regional meeting of […]
Battling Technology with Beauty
Is the Antidote for our Dystopia Being Surrounded by Beauty? Technology shapes the character of our everyday lives. Without it, […]
A Commonsense Defense of Creeds and Confessions
On Clarity, Honesty, and Good Faith in the Church Introduction It is not uncommon to hear someone within a denomination […]
Not That Kind of Lutheran
Tim Walz and the Future of Lutheranism The announcement of Evangelical Lutheran Church in America member Tim Walz as Kamala […]
Success and Succession
Love, Death, and the Church The Question Behind Success A few years ago, my old High School changed its school […]
The Westminster Tradition vs. DeYoung and the Gospel Coalition, Part V
The Finale of a Series on Westminster Chapter 23 and a Response to Kevin DeYoung
The Westminster Tradition vs. DeYoung and the Gospel Coalition, Part IV
A Series on Westminster Chapter 23 and a Response to Kevin DeYoung
The Westminster Tradition vs. DeYoung and the Gospel Coalition, Part I
A Series on Westminster Chapter 23 and a Response to Kevin DeYoung
The Independence of the Church
The Christian Commitments of the State in a Secular Republic Guillaume Groen van Prinsterer (1801–1876) was a Dutch Reformed Protestant […]
Cultural Christianity, Again
A Brief Response to John Piper Desiring God just republished a sermon (on Luke 11:14-26) from John Piper entitled, “No […]
